routeros-webfig
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Build RouterOS WebFig deep links for human review of connections, addresses, VLANs, bridges, firewall rules and CMR. Covers the hash-fragment URL scheme, object links, login redirects, browser token storage, and embedding the router UI in a native WebView. Use when linking a human to RouterOS views or integrating WebFig into an app. Grounded on CHR 7.24.5 and version-specific CMR checks; use routeros-centrs for machine configuration.
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npx skills add tikoci/routeros-skills --skill routeros-webfig -a claude-code
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